Turkish Markets Slump as Bets on Return to Orthodoxy Unravel
- Stocks and bonds slump, state banks said to support lira
- Erdogan will face opposition rival in run-off ballot on May 28
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Turkey’s markets slid as the nation heads for a runoff election, with stronger-than-expected support for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan wrong footing investors who were betting on a quick end to his unconventional economic policies.